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What is the meaning of Swahili word hatari?

"Hatari" in Swahili means danger or risk.

It's a very common word used to warn about potential harm or hazards.

Here are some examples of how it's used:

* "Kuna hatari ya mvua" - There is a danger of rain.

* "Huyu ni mtu hatari" - This is a dangerous person.

* "Epuka hatari" - Avoid danger.

You can also use "hatari" as an adjective to describe something that is dangerous:

* "Njia hii ni hatari" - This road is dangerous.

* "Kunywa pombe ni hatari" - Drinking alcohol is dangerous.

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